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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
Large Haul Of Criminals.

No less than 80 persons were before the
Municipal Court yesterday, Sunday
morning, and the Court was kept very
busy for an hour 10 hearing them. Had
not the most of them plead guilty to the
charges against them, the Court would
have remained In session all forenoon.
A harder looking set OF the genius bum"
WAS seldom seen. The following disposi.
ton was made of them: William Baily
and William Dennison,. dlsorderly con :
duct, first So fine, last e; Henry Hinson,
drunk g.; A. c. Scott, drunk and dis
orderly 81; William Rogers, discharged;
Charles A. Lane, disorderly conduct 81;
William Alexander, drunk ~; Mary Barr,
Sadie Saunders and George Allen, corner
lounging, - each; Joseph Heck, drunk
recommittcd; John Moody, Ambrose
Wilson, William Morris, Henry Trusty
William A. Davis, James Boyce, corner
llouneing. three discharged, one fine 81
two ~; Walter Groome, drunk and dis
orderly S5; John Hazard, Della Hazard
and Clara Williams drunk and disoI derly
So each; Patrick Cannon, John Murphy
drunk, 81 each; William Bradshaw, Der
nard Devl!n, Thomas Hall, William Oar
Isey, John Killfoyle, trespass, 81 each
Patrick Conner, vagrancy, discharged
and Jonas Heck recommitted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
FOURTH EDITION
! a SERIOUS sRoOTING AFxAIk.
william H. Carroll shot IN tho month =
u,s Ipiury Thought to be Fatal.

His Irjury Thought to be Fatal.
A serlous shooting affair occurred
about 8 O'Clock this morning as tho
National Hotel, KEEP. by Brtley 81
Whitcraft, No. 100 East Front street,
which will probably result In the death
OF William H. Carroll, proprietor OF tho
Casino Of Music, which adloins the
hotel It 81 ems that Robert Erankford,
Tho bar ser der at the National, formerly
tend ed bar for Carroll, bus owing to
difficulty In regard TO money m alters
left him some time ago and engaged
with Brilsy & WhitcrAft. About three
weeks since Carroll went Into the Ma
tional Hotel drunk and removed The
| old trouble, when Branksord used him
pretty rough, and threw him out, con-
ssquently the i'll feeling existing be.
tween the men has bsen greatly inten-
81 led since that time. :.
About O'Clock this morning Carroll
again went iuto the National, snd after
| few words with Frsnkfurd rcxched
over the bar and struck him n ettnging
blow in the face. Ffankford inmedi-
ately picked up q revolver and fired.
| but did cot hit him, when Carroll
stepped to the door and called 10 sonae
10 9 to bring him his "gun," meaning o
| 81 calibre revolver, which was handed
TO him. He then fred as Frnnhfofd,
hut missed him, and Fiark ford fired
| again, when the bAll took effect in Car
rolls mouth, splitting his tongue, pass
Ing through the palate and lodging IN
the vertebra, which ID thought 10 DC
fractured.
Officers CrumlIsh and O'Harrs, who
Il ha ID VIZ e ~ RailrOad kfa
ton, upon hearing OF the shooting went
| Ing Carroll Into his own house and put
ting him In bed. arrested Frankford
And took him to the hall.
DR.. Springer, who WAS called to at.
tend Carroll, tried to locate tho ball.
but although probe was inserted sew
oral iuches he failed to find Ii, and is
under the impression TINT 1t has shat
tered sone OF the bones OF the vsriebra
and then passed downward.
Ii this 10 correct, there Is very litIt
hope Of Cardiff recovery. He was
seen by reporter OF the REPUBLICAN,
shortly after the doctor mnDe tho Ok
lamination, and In answer to q question
said he felt fret rate, with the excep
| ton Of little pain, and evidently die
1 NV ic0hHo tuat LII nIuitCo FWoAC VA q
serious nature The physician orderet
that he should be freely supplied witt
iGs aud kept very quiet, and says ths
the greatest danger is to be unprecedented
from his throat swelling until 1t is on
TREY closed.
Robert Eiankford, the man who sho
him, Is about IS or 80 years Of age, ant
has some reputation as boxer. Hs Il
married and as his wife Ia near her con
tinement he was permitted 10 visit her
accompanied By two officers, after hi
arrest. he declined to SAY apythinl
about the affair. and has a wound oil
bis right cheek where he was struck b.
Carroll.
SINKING RAPIDLY.
IL was reported at O'Clock that Ca,
roll 10 sinking rapidly, and thas ther
are no hopes Of bis recovery. 1t is sal
that his friends had sent at THAT finn
for Dr.. Maui, on account Of HIS expeIi
enCe In gun shot wounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
scott NJ. B. Churcii lie opened.

Yesterday was red letter day for
scott Nj. K. church, and the special ser
vices In connection With the re opening
were well attended. There was reunion
OF the Sunday morning class at 0 O'Clock,
followed by an excellent sermon at 10
clock, by the Rev, Vaughn s. Collins.
The Sunday school held a praise meeting
AZ o'clock, at which the scholars handed
In the amounts which they had con-
tributed and collected toward paving
Tor the repairs ard needed improve,
ments to the church. At O'Clock a
family gathering and love feast was held
by iiesiding Elder w. L. s. Murray, at
which number pave their experiences.
Inc Rev. Stephen NJ. Morgan preached a
powerful sermon at Z 80 o'clock In the
evening, which was attentively listened
TO by large congregation. The offerings
during the day were liberal, and over
% 200 was subscribed and contributed.
The pastor and official members are well
satisfied with yesterdays result, and ha We
strong hopes OF soon being able to extin-
gulsh the entire debt, which for years
has weighed heavily on the church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
atleInpted RobEery.

A3o1t Il O'Clock this forenoon, Mel.
son Brown and Nathan Crisden, colored
lads ages respec' lively ahou5 IL and II
year, met isaac JaeoDs go Kirg street
sboui years Old, ana peeins ihat lie
had tive cent piece In hts hands crown
drew reYcive- and told young Jaeots
TO deliver. Instead, however, of de.
livering ne slipped thu nickel into his
pocket book ard put u irfi3e bie pants.
YoueG Hro&p tl3u.tshed too pistol IL
very close proximity to jacobs face
and made hi.,s turn hid pockets fpside
cut to make enra ttss hs had no mere
money. As soon as young JACOBS goi
away be told patteluaD O. HarR aud
sergeant Gaar on wEo arrested tne boys
and Locked then, rp. Ho found The pss.
tol in tbs pcsssasicn OF Cr.sden fully
loaded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
In migrants Prevented from Landing


Among the passengers on the a Ian
line steamship scandinavian. from 1las-
row. which arrived at Philadelphia on
Saturday night were 81 men, women and
children taken on board ut Galway, some
of whom ars said 10 be evicted Irish ten
ants, whose passages to various parts Of
this country were paid by the British
Government Those who intended re-
naming in Philadelphia, were each given q
one pound note Before starting on their
voyage these immigrants, 1t is stated,
were required TO produce letters from
FRIENDS in America ST ting forth in sub
stance that they would be cared for on
their arrival in this country.
Gu tons officers yesterday prevented the
Stiumigrants from landing on the ground
that it would be in violation OF the act OF
Congress relating to pauper immigrants.
They will be detained pending the action
of Collector Cadwaader and the United
Stat Immigrant Commissioners.
William Barry, agent for the Hiberniau
Society, who went down to the dock yes.
terd ~ to see what assistance he could
rel der such OF the Irish immigrants as
had landed, says that two women whom
he approached told him they wanted
open and ina" to endorse one pount
draft which each CT them hid. Mr. Bar
ry helped the two women and four or fiy'
other immigrants to get one pound draft
cashed and tried to ascertain from whom
the notes had been received. One man
Mr.. Barry relates, on being questioned
said that his passage from Newport
County Mayo, had been paid by "Mr
Keegan and Mr.. Story" and, when aske
if the latter represented the British Gov
eminent, merely replied that "they be
belonged to some society"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
This Mornings Court,

Superior Court resumed proceedings
this morning with judges Houston aud
Paypter On the bench, the Chief Jus
ttee being absent ON account OF thel
serious illness OF his sister, Mrs.
Rid9eley.
To-day was set as the time for the
trial of the case OF Thomas Ryan va
the Wilmington 81 Northern Railroad
Company, and the special jury wac
summoned for 10 O'Clock. They were
all present, when William q. spru.
anoe. Esq, one OF the counsel for
the defendants. addressed the court,
and after speaking of the absence of
Chief Justice Oomegys, said that as
there would be number of new Ques.
tons OF law presented In this cass, he,
thought 1t would be more satisfactory
to both sides not to have IL tried until IL
could be heard before full bench. He
thought that II 1t was tried In the ab-
senee of the Chief Justice 1t might ne.
cessi.ata another trial, which was aome-
thing that w4e notpow deei.ei By either
side.
HIS hid learned thai the condition Of
Mrs. kidgeley WAS 30 sericns tas.t 1t
would probably terminals fatally to.
day, aud he therefore ASKED that the
case be continued Until tho September
term.
| Iu reply Judge Houston said that
Mts. Eld4eley was slightly Improved
when he left Dover this morning, but
there seemed to be very slight hopes Of
ner recovery, and that tie Chief JUS
tice had informed him that no would
nct be In court to day.
Lavi .. Bird, Esq., oae OF the cnun
sci for the plaintiff, said that while l,
would be q great disappointment 10
him not to have the case taken up to
day, he fully agreed With BIT. fSprp-
apca that az there were number of
new and novel questions OF law In
volved, 1t was very IMPORTANT that 1t
should be tried bsfore full her CHI, and
therefore ha would not Obi oct to haviuz
i. postponed. Che case Was then con.
tinued until the September term.
The mechanics lien case of McCar!ney,
Renpey q Go. VS.. L. +. Buck and
others was also postponed until Ssptem.
Der.
L. O. Vandegrift, ED, counsel for
the plaintiff In the libel suit OF Dauiel
IO'O. Kenney ys. the News Publishing
kOompany, stated that the caae had beer
settied by counsel on tssms which they
did not wish to make public. In THU
case The damages were laid at $40 COZ
Tor certain attachments Published In TIT
News concerninR Mr.. Kenney while be
was member of the Board OF Educa
, ticn.
A jury was drawn in the case Of Win.
,hrop, Cunningham & Sons, VS.. James
Lglinton, to take an inquisItion, but as
The parties were not ready, the jury wat
discharged, Immediately after beir.
ewoin, until 10 o'clock tomorrow 1aorn
ing, aud all the other jurors were els
Bcha'ged from further attendance at thit
term Court win no doubt finish up all
Inc business to be disposed OF at this term
and adjourn tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
THIRD EDITION.


The Elzenoor NJ. e. church was
deiioated On Sunday. It 10 vers
handsome wooden structure, which has
not vet received its fipishiDR touches Of
paint. The main building is 28x42 feet,
With an annex at the rear 2lx16 feet.
The first will DO used rs the church
proper for church services and for =
Sunday school room. The annex will
be used for an infant Sunday schoo
room. O ciass room aad committee
room.
t.s.xe glass doors divide 1t from the
main audience room and can be taken
down at D easure, throwi az the whole
into one spartment. 1t has seating
capacisy for 1863 persons, but can be 81
arranged 81 to seat about leo more on
extra occasions.
The rail around the chancel is cup
ported by banisters turned from an
appls LOG which James Banks, Sr., out
at "Ciifton," VIM. Sellers p ace, and
Is much priced by tho congregation.
The church IL one-story high With
slate gables and slate roof. A mooesi
htne turr, ar.ses from tue peak OF the
roof, bus It Is yet without . bell. II
wilLeost when completed about $S30o,
OF which amount about $l300 had oeen
raised.
Ynls left about $1,000 to be raised
when the little congregation and theil
friends met in the church on Sunday
morning.
me i.,tle church was not entirely
filled when Rev. DIR. Todd, OF 0rac,
church. anpounced his text from Jere
miah vi, 10: Inquire fOe the ole
paths" DIR. Todd's sermon WAS tnoi
sive az d an earnest exhortation to wall
10 the old paths OF religion. and not b.
drawn about by new forms and doc
urinee.
Rev. E. L Hubbard, who stood faith
fully by the little hock while ne wal
pastor of Brandywine NJ. e. Church
made % winaing appeal TO the copere
Rstion FOR Contributions, and the toIe
moons work was wound up with $l4(
contributed.
preached at 2.30p. NJ, from Zachsriai
10, 4.
kevs. Murray and Hubbard made |
united appeal for further contribution
and their appeal was answered by adding
1925 to the mornings work, making S36
in all. A pleasant episode in the after
moons exercises, was the baptising O
three infants by Mr.. Hubbard. at 7.3
D. M, the congregation met again witt
many new faces present. Three more In
tants were baptized, after which Mr.. Huh
bard n ade another appeal for contribution
when SITS were added making the days
result S540
MIR. Hubbard then preached iron
Psalms 81, s.: "This poor man cried, an
the Lord heard him, and saved him out
all his troubles :"
Rev. julius Dodd, preacher in charg
of Mt. Pleasant circuit to which Edge
moor is attached, had general charge
the services. A very fine choir of your
gentlemen and ladies rendered most e1
cellent music during the day. The Edg
moor Iron Company donated the lot W
100 teet upon which the church stands.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
BEE HIVE, J"
goo Market Street.

A pario among tho Dress Goods. We
commence tnis morning to make new
prices on soua lines OF srasonable DEees
Goods ; some two thirds, come three
fourths price. 45 in. Summer Weight
Checks from 60 lie. to 81 &c. yard
A few pieces OF 81 In. goods, left from
a large purchase, cut from 75c. down to
Soc.
a2-in. wool serge, have been free sellers
at soc. only "a few left to close out at SEC.
a yard.
English silk. and wool plaids, five
pieces, marked down to soc. yard ; we
also have an accumulation of remDants
of dress goods and silks, marked In plain
figures loo the piece many rare bargains
among them.
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, plain or
fancy, natural sticks, silver or gold tips,
all to be sold at unmatchable prices; that
means cheap enough for any one.
Our sales OF lace caps surprise US we
know what does 1t; extreme low prices
and newest styles; no old ones.
100 gross 20 and %: dress buttons for
Zoe. card OF two dozen. Buy your steel
dress offenders ut The " Bee Hive"
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EIarce's Grapulss Podophylitn Com
uonnd or MaIjraah pellasd care head
ache, bilicIsnass, &c, are purely yeae
faale, and enc o-heh oy nunoreia OF tee
f!rnonials. Taylor 10 Fullerton, 20;
ktuE et.e5c,
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DIE.
LEGG.-On May II, John VI. Leag, in The
z8th year OF his ago.

LEGg.-On May II, John VI. Leag, in the
4Sth year Of his ago
Relatives and friends Of tho family, also
Palestine Council, No. !, a. o. K. of the NJ
o., and members Of tho Fame hose Fire 20.
are invited to attend the funeral from his
late residence, No. 7l3 Market street, on
Tuesday niteraoon, at 8 o'o.osk. lnterment
at kivervlew Cemetery.
Quietly sleep, beloved ono,
nest frc IN thy pain, thy sorrow is done.
Rest TIL the trumpet from the opening skles
Bid thee from dust unto glory arise.
"Res: IN peace"
Philac e.psia papers please copy.
ANTHoNY.-On Saturday. the 2s.h inst.
y iliiam w. Anthony, aged 81 years.
rho relatives and male friende nre rel? poet
fully invited TO attend tho fl neral from his
late resideose, 2i8 Orange street, on Tues
day May 1885,, at 8 O'Clock, p. N Intern emit
10 wilmipg,on ind Btandywins Cemetery.
MoMtNAMIH.--Un May 2sih, 1887, Kate
MoMeu8min AGED So.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vtted 10 attend the funeral on Tuesday
morning, 3ist inst, ut . o'clock, from the
resi6oDao n her brother-inlaT, Is. Donohoe,
sixth snd Church ayreets. High Mas at 81.
Mar5's church. lattrment ut Cathedral
Cemetery.
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It.eems Eiuresaibls,

but 1t Ia gfua THAI you ean ouy barrel
Of floas for "A 20 NJ patff'a ti0lf, feed /,
sttaw, groceries and provision atore,
cor, Front and Ma1lsol ttraets. Tae
bent brands of A1ur sept constantly on
hand at tho least ,ronag.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30
Flowers for the Deg

In accordance with az
custom, the members o.
Army in this city ATTENDED n,.,,
vice yesterday, and ll's u
conrses appropriate to i. !.
SIN yth and Grant Po l. r ~,
ware Avenue Baptist :. ol y
morning aud AseaEy NJ pl =
the evening. DUPONT fe
St. Peul's NJ. Z. Uhal o..
mon was preached By Boy y
pastor Of Mt. Salem d. l.
a delegation Of about ,I v
bers of Naval Post, No ~ !,
delphia, came 10 .n,s v
to- to deoossie Admiral 3
| o or One Is D large snel
4 deceased admtral's a sass
\ other Is o large usp. ass ssIsg
lin inmortelles. A .s cs',t
BDuPous Post aceompssl ~ |.
! 10 Dupont Station, woe is,'
W daros,ta,l until to.oaI
wT Ear IyfI this mornins
flowers began to srtiV s., y
| and DUPONT Posi- lit .,;I sI
continued to arrive uu'A
day. , .hosa '
flowers and I'd pu ,ts,eb viii III
1 when the names are iu'I asd
A delegation OF j.. A nd
Odessa, arrived in ihs ~, T
! carr wing with them aas : ED d
! spd q combined sucD M |,
! With which to deci l'ss. az n
\ Andrews in Old sWeas'S
A The delegation consist. 10,
ma and Dr.. Han i!,,os.s IL H
1 William Ryan. .d ~ ,ys'M n.
To- c.. u. Grlfsrbers and .ssi s'1 dat
O'clock 1eIs ri this morning na %, ,etaa
| over The grave, dsann a u.
i the next sr,in, Gtnet y iii III
j accompanying them = 70 @ov a
81 smyth aud pap : asssp tss
ito New o 'sss1s hey 3 jo,n's
watson Posts in DO dS' fs.nn
!, po. tAs tack q tra,n ., o. nh %P
| : W. 1's & n. railroad =, ieL d
they went to th ,.s The hey ~,
a y; pa lunch lunch they -s 70 ID
| q, ses inst In St. Joseph , i
/ Mt. ssiern os pua gsrs
| home. xheFa + tns ,Ss Et'
| other POETS aSts,,atery. :.
Es. seIt sa 1 a;s e. sas,, tS'''''3
had s special .,s ssaIass . e'es 81
| post has been aar @descoI,ll'.
| n line had been f Iooheasva,
| r ready to march = ,@d' rnarS
! gave the coma'al''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30

TO morrow promises tc be fair tn par.
TALLY cloudy, indicating local aEowers,
aud ra her warmer. SiIiiar conditions
will, probably p-evatl on Wednesday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30

when baby was slcs, we gave her Castoria..
When she WAS thlid, she criei for Jssl ora
1ghsu she Dseator Mias, s1e citing 70 Cas- oria
When she had Children, she We them Gas
toTia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-05-30

DUBLIC SALE-WlLL BE SOLD GHa
l. at public sale on the premises on NsA
THURSDAY, JUNE 10Th, 1871.
at O'Clock, p. NJ,
The farm of the l.tp Robert zehlcy, deceased
situated In Brand wine Hundred, on the
Foulk and Grubb roads, adjoining lands oil
Issac Grub, Robe casey and others, con-
tanning 81 acres and "a erches, more or less,
with ordinary fam buildings. There IS y
good apple orchard and quantity of woouiahu.
4 he above Is nice farm and convenient 10
railroads, sehsols and chui ches, ana ABOUT
Ave miles from Wilmington. WIN pe soiu
In lots or altogether 10 SUIT pufehaseIs. l.,
Quirc OF the subscribers.
LEWIS H.. zkBLEY. EXECUTORS,
m25-6td-ltw
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Orr butter Will kuis all. Oar cream
Is rich, ana taose havias fire., zars shonld
try Il. Oar whipped cream with your
d sra \ berries gili greatly l.aoioso tiio.1.
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- Strong cough car dy ut Ferguson 4
= y
M AlSkSlAGES,

DrCK t.S--GDLDEY.- On Moy 23tb. by
Rev. Pr. Lawrenos. In Camden, n. j.. at
the residence OF his brother, MIR. Alfred
stokes, 200 Mt. Vernon street. Camden,
mr.. George Stokes, Of California, 10 Mrs.
May doldey, of Philadelphia.
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Good words from "a clergyman.

I cordially recommend DR., Dnpree
513 Market STREET.-THE aii who saifor viii
COINS, aod can certify 1hat he removes
lhtrn entirely without pain.
TS!qued REV j. Z. LEEHART.
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FIFTH EDITIo1
Dots.

ohuk BlhtiOn o,,u
and Western brs Jn On the Win
.,s,,ns will be one o. =, sh !, B.
sssI.o 70 on that route s T., o. The p
hnn every station should un dr,Es q dls
The train that fo,ma nassh
oers at Q o'clock nn %esly lett
%ins e at Z O'Clock aai bs arrive, a,
com menoine en- ths 9 %ss oesu Oh
. lew minutes before s o'c ao,,
Rev. George f. wi. Olocf'
pastor q, Of The r",is,vell, d
Church Of this civ ', ha. fre,b
located In Phiiad,sIi"uS.,w who d
years, viii 4, pAss the m pp,a i 70,
The schooner Lizzie ~
been thoroughly rens ,a v; Hall,
u tS,s 1s Eaoch Moore, sai, u s y.
va. George Moo A%. q e , The p.
. trip for pleasure WV "lshsd
ment and banquet o. , h., ,a a. g
exhibition Of the ns ..s iounh
Art ON Tuesday e vsn,n
studio Of @. 8. Barrn,l,g nsI
tute Building. N''''' Ind
Mrs. Henry M. R,a,.,-
S ~Ss stricken with pars sy,y, o. y
3 Sns IL the wife Of the la II i'm IraEa
Chief Justice Comesyss. guy ''d
The Warren Clab IN m,,,,.
lions for the gan Is S .dS,lni
give at the big demorst ,s
Peninsular Land L enuus' y, 70
the Alta of July. Aa' az
VIM: ?. whl,ecrsf,, former,
dent Of ibis city, residing sI,p Ds,,
Vile, Pa, lost q ysluab'ss I sa..
live. ao' e1
Bishop Curtis will attend !,
ton given to Cardinal Gio6s,s
timcre on Wednesday, when bI
Connolly of this city will \
to the priesthood.
Mrs. Mackey, widow Of Il,
Professor William d, Mn b. Y,
ware College, has returned X
from Baltimore to spend n 4
months. wv
| Isaac Cochran Of Wss, On,
purchased a horse at Wsrae,,
Wednesday last for $780,
The Washington btree, m,
Times to be quite well a,ls1
bids fair to be q success.
The Wawsset Gun Club
an excursion to BirmIpab,n
Ffidny, June "a. Free for Nj
J. George B. ctman. Of ws
Pa, has made an assignment
X. Hollingsworth for the bsn]
creditors.
james Crowley bs, reno
this city to TyroHne Pa, vii
secured employment In Tho b
at that place.
i DR.. Joseph P. Pyle Ia still d
bis house by tickness, bu. bop
tertained that he will soou
resume his practice Of medlsi
The Reliance Fire Comp
make an excursion to Atlanli
che 2lst Of jane.
Il Rev. Charles Moore celst
80th birthday on Sunday. 3
active, and continues to take
sersst In the promotion Of 4
and religion.
Il President Cleveland has
Geo. IL. Bates, Esq = msn
board OF Vistors to West ?
: tary Academy.
II WIN. Il. Seeds, formerly 3
, the firm OF j. Il. d, Seeds 3
/ tpenters, will remove to Wash
TO-, In d few days.
Il Bishop Curtis will hold %
. services OF St. Pauick's,
4 and Sacred Heart Chu;ches
4 next.
Mr.. William jerks Fell q
I per to numerous friends O
a evening st bis county 70
d Falkland, Del,
81 DR.. John j. Black Of New
\ purchased for his dsashiaIs
III Shetland pony and dog cifs
81 Samuel A. Maoallis'er,
4 been admitted to practice ID
d Supreme Court.
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